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I went on a medical mission to Cambodia and am preparing for medical mission to Haiti June 2009. This will be my third trip to Haiti, as I've been there twice for humanitarian missions. I love traveling and particularly mission trips. Awesome, humbling and and an eye opener. They are experiences I will never forget!!

Woohoo!!! Congrats!!!

Hi! My name is Melanie, I graduated June 11th, and passed my boards on June 29th. Right now I'm working in Public Health and have excepted an internship program at a hospital working Ortho/Neuro to begin this fall. Melanie

YEAH!!!!!! Congrats!!!

I actually didn't expect to find out so fast. I was checking on the BON (Oregon) website cause my friend took her's a few days ago and her license should be listed...I just happen to be messing around and typed my name in, and there was a RN license issued to me that same day ( I too the NCLEX that morning). I'm still in shock not because the results were up so fast, but that I passed!!! I would have bet money I failed!!! ~Mel

I also took mine yesterday and got 265 questions. I got on our state's BON license lookup last nite and mine was listed (WOOHOO!!!) ~Mel

I also had 265 questions...and found out tonite (same day I took it), that I passed.....am still in shock..... Good luck to you!!! ~Mel

I took mine today and got 265 too!!! I live 5 hours from the testing center and bawled my eyes out all the way home. Good to hear some have passed with 265!!!! Good luck! ~Melanie

Hello, I'm doing clinicals at St. Luke's in Boise 4 days a week all of April and May, and am trying to find cheap housing options. I live in Oregon and don't know anyone in Boise, or even my way around. Does anyone know of some cheap housing for students, or anyone looking for a temp roomie? Any ideas/advice would be greatly appreciated. Melanie

An advantage to their program is that you also get a lab credit, which is required by some state BONs. Eastern Oregon University also has A&P and Micro online.....with the lab credits included.... Melanie

An advantage to their program is that you also get a lab credit, which is required by some state BONs. Eastern Oregon University also has A&P and Micro online.....with the lab credits included.... Melanie

Ok, I had this question on a final today, and I know they are given to pts with glaucoma, but I can't find why they are given orally to be effective....Here's the question I had. Why do carbonic anydrase inhibitors have to be given orally to be effective? why are they given? Melanie

My county is only about 5000 population....I live in Eastern Oregon. When I first moved here I went to look for our hospital and drove by it 4 times because it looks like a one story brick house...Our closest town and "bigger" hospital is 150 miles away.